E52-P35C-N D=6.4

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The E52-P35C-N D=6.4 is a temperature sensor that belongs to the family of thermocouples, temperature probes. Thermocouples, temperature probes, are widely used in industrial settings for temperature measurement. This particular temperature sensor is capable of measuring temperatures up to 400 degrees Celsius (752 degrees Fahrenheit) and features a rugged construction designed for long-term, reliable performance.

Essentially, a thermocouple is a device that uses two dissimilar metal junctions to measure temperature. The two metal junctions are each connected to a separate conductor, however, only one of the conductors is exposed to the heat. The second conductor is isolated from the heat. This arrangement creates a thermoelectric effect, which is caused by the flow of current between the two junctions. This current flow is then measured and converted into a temperature reading. The thermocouple’s output is measured in millivolts (mV) and must be calibrated to an absolute temperature scale such as Celsius (or Fahrenheit).

The E52-P35C-N D=6.4 is designed for use with Pt100 temperature sensors which feature a resistance of 100 ohms at 0°C. The thermocouple probe typically consists of two wires, one being the positive and one being the negative. The wires are coated with an insulation material that helps prevent short circuits and resist corrosion. The thermocouple’s two conductors terminate into a terminal block where the wires are connected. The thermocouple is then connected to the Pt100 temperature sensors via a 2-wire connection.

When the E52-P35C-N D=6.4 is connected to the Pt100 temperature sensors, the thermoelectric effect between the two junctions generates a current flow that is proportional to the temperature difference between the two resistances. This current can then be measured and converted into a temperature reading. The thermocouple output is usually in the range of 0-400 °C with a 2-wire connection.

The main advantage of a thermocouple is its ability to accurately measure temperature over a wide range, from -50 to +400°C. In addition, its rugged construction means that it can be installed in harsh industrial settings for reliable, long-term operation. The E52-P35C-N D=6.4 is a popular and reliable choice for temperature measurement applications in industrial settings.

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